1971 Harley Baja 100 Front Wheel Assy on 2040-parts.com
Columbia City, Indiana, US
Front Wheel Assy from a 71 Harley Baja 100
I believe these to be the original.
I just disassembled this bike and it appears
to of been used only for a short time.
Rusty rim but it spins straight.
Buyer pays actual shipping via USPS Parcel Post
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